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sorry I wasn't clear. What I meant was, in planning terms, there is no right to light, as I understand it, but there is a legal right. Whereas the 'daylight and sunlight guidance' is a planning term according to BRE, that planning officers use. Please put me right if I am mistaken. I just found...

Yes, the application property is all under 25 degree line. Does the 45 degree guidance affect only adjacent properties or does it also apply to properties at right angles to each other? This is something else that I couldn't find an answer to when googled. Your response is very much appreciated...

It wasn't 'right to light' I was asking about since I remember reading on this forum or somewhere that 'right to light' is different to 'daylight and sunlight guidance' but I do appreciate your reply. Many thanks

A neighbour to my intended planning application recently had change of use on his ground floor from commercial to residential. There was already a flat above used for residential. I was planning to apply for permission to build a house on my plot so this change could scupper my plans. The...

Hey Josh Patterson, did you solve this problem please? We have exactly the same problem but cannot find a solution yet. Thanks

Thanks. Are the valves found after removing the top, go to the rear of the machine, where the water inlet hoses connect from the outside to the inside of the machine?

Just to update you sleepyhead, I removed one set of bearings but the other one was so seized up inside the outer drum, very corroded, that it took part of the drum away with it. There were a lot of foreign bodies in places where they shouldn't have been. My tenant must have continued to use it...

This is a used washer/dryer. I have a problem with one of the programmes that is really needed. It is programme 2 which is the only one that uses hot fill. When started, it skips through to the end of the programme in a matter of seconds and then stays there doing nothing. Could it be that...

Success, thanks, it worked. Now I have taken the drum out, separated the outer drum from inner drum, removed the spider shaft, (needs replacing very corroded) but I can't remove the old bearings. Individual bearings are falling out. I could try all day but if you know the right way to do this...

Thank you SO much, I will try that tomorrow as it's not at my house. I'll let you know how I get on. regards

Hello Rotweiller, I too have a bearings problem (I think) and have been trying to get advice to do it myself. Trouble is, everybody keeps telling me to get a professional to do it but the prof I asked just advised me to get a new machine as it would not be economical to repair. I am really...

thanks.... quite an easy job then!!! Seriously, I don't know if it is the inner drum spider shaft, all I have done is take off the belt from the 'pully?' (a wheel type thing with six spokes), undone the big nut & removed the wheel thing, then underneath that there is this other elongated nut...

I think I need to change the bearings on this washer/dryer. After removing the pulley there is a small strange shaped fixing that is like an elongated nut with two flat sides and rounded ends (it could be the tub shell screw). Does anyone know how I can undo this please to access the bearings...

Right .......... It is not the ballcock, or the mains water supply. By the process of elimination, the water can only be backing up through the feed pipe, now we are getting somewhere. Thank you Bahco, Masona, Oilman, Trenarren, we really appreciate your help. What we don't know now is why it is...

Gas system, Potterton Boiler, traditional - not combi, 20 yrs old, 2 of the radiators (bathrooms) are gravity fed (but one stopped working by gravity ie not coming on with hot water only). Thank you all for your suggestions. It will take a little time to see if anything has worked but will post...

Masona, we will go and turn off the water now to the cold water storage but what is the F&E tank? thanks

Hi Bahco Thanks for your suggestions, we will look into it with your advice in mind. With regard to the rusty insides of the radiators - We were told that a rust inhibitor is normally put into any central heating system upon commissioning or refilling. If ours is continually leaking and...

thanks oilman, when I said any suggestions welcome, I should have said any HELPFUL suggestions welcome. We would like to do something about it, which is why I posted my query to this forum. I usually find people want to help if they know the fault. I am sorry you misunderstood. Please could...

Hi, we have a dripping overflow from the loft that drips to the outside when there is hot water disturbance ie: when the system comes on; when a hot water tap is run; when the pump switches on. We have put up with it now for a while now and someone told us recently that we are risking rusting...

just an update and for anyone else with the same problem - we tightened the belt and everything is working ok again. Don't need the lawyer after all :D